The Korean company, which has a 49 percent share in India's smartphone segment, will offer options in local languages to attract non-English speaking customers.

"We will be launching two new smartphones priced for the mid-segment market. Every phone from Samsung will have nine vernacular language options," Samsung Country Head (Mobile Business) Vineet Taneja said, without mentioning the prices.

However, a company official said that the phones may be priced in the Rs 5,000-15,000 range. Most mobile phones in India are sold in this price range, including Nokia Lumia 520 and 620, Blackberry Curve, Xolo smart phones and Micromax Canvas 2.

"The competition now in the smartphone market is how to make the phone size small without compromising on the screen size," Taneja said.

The company is set to launch its premium high-end smart phone, the Galaxy Note 3, on Tuesday. Samsung currently offers about 17 smart phones priced between Rs 5,000 (Samsung Star) and Rs 39,000 (S4).

Taneja said that the company is focusing on the mid-end to high-end smart phone market and will provide dual-SIM option in all handsets.

"Going forward, you will see more and more dual-SIM phones coming up," he said.

According to telecom magazine Voice&Data, Samsung toppled Nokia from its leadership position in the financial year 2012-13 with revenue of Rs 11,328 crore and a 31.5 percent market share. Nokia's market share stood at 27.2 percent.